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Which high schools produce the most (left), and where it's the biggest part of the school's identity (right). People who came of age recently weigh more than those from earlier eras.

Most alumni

School	People	vs. typical
Phillips Exeter Academy New Hampshire	35	5.5×
Phillips Academy Massachusetts	17	3.4×
Hotchkiss School Connecticut	10	6.2×
Horace Mann School New York	9	7.9×
Stuyvesant High School New York	9	3.8×
DeWitt Clinton High School New York	7	2.9×
Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy New York	6	9.0×
Sidwell Friends School	5	6.5×
St. Paul's School New Hampshire	5	5.2×
Regis High School New York	5	7.2×
Scarsdale High School New York	5	5.6×
Yeshivah of Flatbush New York	5	12.3×
Kent School Connecticut	5	4.6×
Deerfield Academy Massachusetts	5	4.3×
Classical High School Rhode Island	4	8.5×
Hunter College High School New York	4	3.1×
Milton Academy Massachusetts	4	5.4×
Defense Language Institute California	4	6.3×
Eaglebrook School Massachusetts	4	12.3×
Boys High School New York	4	7.3×
Bronx High School of Science New York	4	2.5×
Shortridge High School Indiana	3	6.2×
Taylor Allderdice High School Pennsylvania	3	5.6×
East High School Colorado	3	4.9×
Peddie School New Jersey	3	5.5×

Biggest part of the school's identity

Shares are shrunk toward the national rate for small counts, and each school must clear a size-scaled minimum count.

School	% of its noted alumni	People
Eaglebrook School Massachusetts	16.0%	4
Yeshivah of Flatbush New York	13.9%	5
Shady Hill School Massachusetts	16.7%	3
Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy New York	8.5%	6
Ramaz School New York	10.7%	3
Classical High School Rhode Island	8.9%	4
Horace Mann School New York	6.7%	9
Dwight-Englewood School New Jersey	8.1%	3
Boys High School New York	7.1%	4
Regis High School New York	6.7%	5
New Lincoln School New York	7.1%	3
Sidwell Friends School	5.8%	5
Defense Language Institute California	5.9%	4
Hotchkiss School Connecticut	5.1%	10
Shortridge High School Indiana	6.2%	3